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Hi.Thank you for your answer.

But I’ve replaced those shortcodes with that line, and this is what happened with homepage:

https://postimg.org/image/i26nj11r9/

I’m editing this thread.

With the first problem, it seems like everything is OK when a new user comes in and registers (it redirects when the EXISTING user is trying to subscribe again). It redirects to register page, but it’s not what I want. I want that it could redirect to the checkout screen or something. Because now the user click on one of the subscription plan, registers, verifies his email and then he can enroll to the course without paying. I actually set up my oayment gateway as my Paypal Express and entered the email from the SandBox (just for testing).

Either I’m dumb, or very dumb.

Hi,

I actually made this restriction and it restricts, but I just can’t get it working with my CoursePress plugin. I will try to explain everything as best as I can:

Basically, I want the functionality of the memberships would be similar to Tuts+ where the user can select their plan (it’s monthly, or yearly, or 6 months, whatever) and get access to the course itself.

So in my case, I want to have 1 month subscription and 1 yearly subscription for the courses content.

But I can’t get it working. It seems that I did everything just fine and cannot see any mistakes from my side (which is probably not true).

Here is what I did to achieve this functionality:

1. Created two access levels: yearly and monthly (as well as Visitors, which was created automatically). They didn’t have any rules assigned. Just Visitors has Negative Rule, which is URL Group to my course content.

2. Created two subscription plans: monthly and yearly.
Monthly plan screenshot – https://postimg.org/image/xviw4kcbz/
Yearly screenshot – https://postimg.org/image/nebmnqz0r/

3. Of course, I created all the required pages for membership plugin. Please see the screenshot – https://postimg.org/image/wdnu5kls9/ . I also added “Register” page to the Registration field.

Also, in the General tab I set “Visitors” level to “Use membership level” field.

What problems I have right now:

1. I have created “Pricing” page, where it contains Pricing table page, which looks like this: https://postimg.org/image/hsjse17wp/ . When I press one of those buttons, I got redirected to “Home” screen for some reason, either way I have assigned links correctly to those buttons (link looks like this: https://DOMAIN.com/register/?action=registeruser&subscription=7, where “7” is my subscription level ID)

2. Well, basically, I want to make it work correctly as I described earlier. But it doesn’t seem like I it works like it supposed to work.

Anyway, thank you for any responses and help. I really appreciate all the help I get within last weeks with my website. I’m just trying to make a simpliest UX for the User as much as I can. Press subscibe for the plan, make the payment, learn new skills. Thank you guys!

It would be for quizes. For example, there would be a lesson, where I would show via video (or slideshow) that lesson and when it ends I would redirect him to the quiz, where the user can try their luck to code directly online and compete the task (quiz). It’s not really important for me, at the moment, just testing and playing with some stuff, but I just curious if there is some kind of plugin for WordPress.

By the way, thank you for contributing in my thread. Highly appreciated.

Hi David, and thank you for kind words. It’s actually WPMUDEV Coursepress theme, so I didn’t really changed anything besides logo and navigation bar :).

And yes, most definitely. I will post it to other forum. You can mark this thread as resolved. Great support.

Hi Tyler, and thank you for futher support :).

Yes, I finally did the right redirection. That was my stupid head. I set “Protected Content Page” to my courses page, while I have to set it up to my “Pricing” page.

I change my structure a bit and now I have two subscription plans: Monthly and yearly (with a regular Visitors plan). I am trying to view the site from all of these and I don’t really know if it’s working or not (merging CoursePress with Membership).
If I go with a Visitors subscription plan, I don’t have an access to the course material BUT I can enroll to the course.
If I go with a Monthly / Yearly subscription plan, I can enroll to the page and see course materials and actually learn.
Can I trust this features of “View Site as ….” ?

All in all, it seems like in my other question isn’t applicable to this thread. But basically, I have a hard time with setting up my pricing tables with membership buttons. They’re really messed up. This is my website with a dummy content – https://mobirses.com/.
If the user goes with a Monthly subscription, it opens up Yearly subscription price and titles and everything.
Basically, what I did is this – https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/membership-registration-via-pricing-table and add those two subscription plans links to the pricing tables button field.

Monthly Subscription – https://i61.tinypic.com/2s861wx.png
Yearly Subscription – https://i58.tinypic.com/23ubhv6.png

Either way, thank you very much for support all this time. Really appreciate it. Without you guys, I wouldn’t have done anything right. Highest quality support.

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Hi Tyler,

Thank you for such an awesome explanation. WPMUDEV support team is really amazing!

I’ve done everything like you said: in the Membership plugin I created two access levels (PRO and Visitors), and for both of them I applied all the rules to allow / restrict the content.

Also, I created two URL Groups (one for PRO users, and one for Visitors) and applied them to Access Levels.

Almost everything is working like I want to, but one problem still remains. I’m trying to access the course content as a visitor (who haven’t paid for the subscription yet, but is registered) by pressing CONTINUE LEARNING button. But whenI press this button, I got redirected to the /courses page. It would be amazing to do that then the visitor presses CONTINUE LERNING button in the actual course, it could redirected the person to the subscriptions page (or some custom page where I would create pricing tables or something like that to offer best plan for the user). Because now it doesn’t allow the user to do anything with the course.

I probably messed up something with Access Levels.

This is how it looks like in the PRO Level:

https://postimg.org/image/e05f0cgr7/

This is how it looks like in the Visitors Level:

https://postimg.org/image/tpbjx6o3l/

Thank you very much.

Hi Timothy, and thank you for such a quick response.

Basically, I am searching for a way to make a website similar to tutsplus.com/courses functionality, where the users have an option to pay for course via monthly subscription or yearly, and only then they have access to certain courses.

I have installed Membership plugin and Coursepress plugin (both from WPMUDEV). They are free, because I want to test them out before purchasing.

But at the moment I am a bit confused, because I don’t know how to do this in my case. In the course listing section I only see that I can set the price as fixed or for free. But I want to make it monthly (or yearly). So I want to merge those two plugins to make website like TutsPlus.

I see that Coursepress is fairly new plugin so maybe it doesn’t have this type of functionality.

Thank you.

EDIT: And yes. I searched for a way to edit course page (maybe to add shortcodes in it). But probably I should abandon it, because probably it won’t make any difference.